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Ape is a common, yet rather imprecise, name for some animals of the order Primates.
Except for Gorillas and Humans, all true apes are agile climbers of trees. They are best described as omnivorous, their diet consisting of fruit, grass seeds, and in most cases small quantities of meat (either hunted or scavenged), along with anything else available and easily digested. They are native to Africa and Asia.
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What a bunch of swingers! Adult gibbons can swing 30 feet from one branch to another. No wonder they're had to capture on film! Lucky for you, though we managed to get these 55 clips of the gibbon at home in the Southeast Asian rainforest. you'll get everything from gibbons sleeping high in the treetops, to a gibbon putting a foot right on our camera lens. Now that's getting in touch with nature!
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The White-handed Gibbon is a very acrobatic animal living in the treetops of South East Asia. This photo portray one of the few specimen that still are living in the treetops of Phuket, Thailand. His best friend is portraited in The Gibbon video compilation.
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